TBSTBS scored solid growth in primetime for November, with adults 18-34 up an outstanding 7% compared to November 2009, while adults 18-49 were up 3% and total viewers up 2%.

With TBS’s new late-night lineup delivering big returns, the network also chalked up excellent growth in total day compared to last November, with adults 18-34 up a remarkable 12%, adults 18-49 up 7% and total viewers up 5%.

CONANcontinued to prove itself a late-night hit with young adults last week, delivering 670,000 adults 18-34 and 1,076,000 adults 18-49, with a median age of 34. The series, hosted byConan O’Brien, averaged 1,496,000 viewers overall for Thanksgiving week.

According to final Live + 7 data for the first week of CONANon TBS(Nov. 8-11), the show proved its strength among young, tech-savvy viewers, with adults 18-34 growing by 15% and adults 18-49 growing by 18% over Live + Same Day.

TBS dominated the comedy field in November, delivering three of the month’s Top 5 sitcoms among adults 18-49, with the TBS original Tyler Perry’s Meet the Brownsleading the pack at #1.

Adult SwimAdult Swim concluded November 2010 as the #1 ranked basic cable network for total day delivery of adults 18-34, adults 18-24 and men 18-24. The late-night network also ranked as the #2 basic cable network for total day delivery of men 18-34 (behind ESPN) and adults 18-49 (also behind ESPN).

The final week of November 2010 (Nov. 22-18) also proved exceptional, attracting considerable double-digit gains compared to the same time period last year across all key demos—adults 18-34 delivery (494,000) expanded by 19%, adults 18-24 (269,000) expanded by 37%, men 18-34 (312,000) expanded by 21%, men 18-24 (179,000) expanded by 50%, and adults 18-49 (700,000) expanded by 17%.

Adult Swim telecasts of FAMILY GUY accounted for 9 of the Top 50telecasts of the month on all basic cable among adults 18-34, and 8 of the Top 50 among men 18-34.

Cartoon NetworkCartoon Network’s prime time performance across November 2010 expanded across all kid demos compared to November 2009—average kids 6-11 delivery (545,000) grew by 7%and ratings (2.2) by 5%, kids 2-11 delivery (772,000) grew by 4% and ratings (1.9) by 6%, and kids 9-14 delivery (430,000) and ratings (1.8) both grew by 6%.

The final week of November (11/22-21) also earned similar gains among Cartoon Network’s core demos: kids 6-11 delivery (518,000) grew by 7% and ratings (2.1) by 5%, kids 2-11 delivery (714,000) grew by 3% and ratings (1.7) were unchanged, and kids 9-14 delivery (420,000) grew by 8% and ratings (1.7) by 6%.

Among key programming highlights for the month, a one-hour special event presentation YOUNG JUSTICE (Friday, Nov. 26, 7-8 p.m.) scored significant gains compared to the same time period last year, particularly among older boys and teens. Boys 6-11 delivery (541,000) advanced by 15% and ratings (4.3) by 16%, and boys 9-14 delivery (466,000) advanced by86% and ratings (2.6) by 85%. Kids 9-14 delivery (636,000) advanced by 70% and ratings (2.6) by 73%, while teens 12-17 delivery (463,000) advanced by 209% and ratings (1.9) by217%. YOUNG JUSTICE also attracted more than 2,547,0000viewers 2+, a dramatic 36% increase compared to the 2009 time period. Importantly, ALL kids and boys ratings and delivery grew by double digits from the first half-hour of the telecast to the second—including kids 6-11 delivery (716,000) by 16%, kids 2-11 delivery (969,000) by 13%, kids 9-14 delivery (636,000) by 13%.

Scorching away all competition across its premiere (7-8:30 p.m.), Cartoon Network’s FIREBREATHER ranked as Wednesday’s (Nov. 24) #1 telecast of the night among all kids and boys ages 2-11, 6-11, 9-14 and 12-17 vs. all television networks. The network’s first-ever CG original movie event attracted 3,693,000 viewers ages 2+ (up +19% compared to the same 2009 time period), including nearly 1.7 million kids 2-11, 1.3 million kids 6-11 and 1.1 million kids 9-14—beating all other TV networks by considerable double digits. Both kids and boys ages 2-11 and 6-11 grew over each half-hour, with double-digits gains between the first and third half-hour measurement: kids 2-11 grew by 18%, kids 6-11 grew by 21%, boys 2-11 grew by 24% and boys 6-11 grew by 23%.

TNTThe NBA on TNT continues to deliver strong ratings and audiences for the network, showing impressive gains in ratings, households and total viewers through the first 12 games of the season. The network is averaging a 1.6 U.S. rating (+20% vs. 1.4 for last year’s corresponding coverage); 2,550,000 total viewers (+22% vs. 2,082,000); and 1,900,000 households (+21% vs. 1,568,000).

The NBA on TNT continues on Thursday, Dec. 2, with one of the most highly anticipated games of the season as Miami Heat forward LeBron James makes his return to Cleveland (8 p.m. ET) followed by the Phoenix Suns at Golden State Warriors (10:30 p.m. ET).

truTVOne month away from landing its biggest year ever in key demos and a Top 10 finish among men 18-49, truTV scored a strong November. The Smoking Gun Presents: World’s Dumbest… (Thursdays at 9 p.m.) and It Only Hurts When I Laugh (Thursdays at 10 p.m.) each ranked among the Top 5 entertainment series in their timeslots in delivery of men 18-34, while Full Throttle Saloon (Wednesday at 10 p.m.) and It Only Hurts When I Laugh nabbed Top 5 spots among men 18-49.

Six of truTV’s original series secured double-digit growth for their time periods in November, with Most Shocking (Wednesdays at 9 p.m.), Black Gold(Wednesdays at 10 p.m.) and Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura (Fridays at 10 p.m.) joining Full Throttle Saloon, It Only Hurts When I Laugh and The Smoking Gun Presents: World’s Dumbest… in enjoying major upticks among key adult and male demos.